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# Stages
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**Ampere (Traffic Router):** The conductor ensuring that the flow of development, testing, and deployment processes is directed to the correct stage efficiently and effectively.
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1. Volt (Development): This is the initial stage where new features and fixes are developed and tested. It's the foundation for your application, similar to how the volt is a fundamental unit of electrical potential.
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2. Var (Staging): In this stage, code is rigorously tested in an environment that mimics the production setting. Var, the unit for reactive power, resonates with this stage's role in ensuring that the system will react effectively under various conditions.
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3. Watt (Production): The final stage where the application is live and accessible to end-users. Named after the unit of power, this stage is where the system's full capabilities are utilized.
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This naming scheme maintains a consistent theme while capturing the essence of each stage.
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